For years, students at the Vaasa Swedish School of Economics have reportedly been able to watch pornographic content in a men's restroom at the Cella Nova event space. According to Hufvudstadsbladet, this practice dates back to at least the early 2010s and has been viewed by past student organizations as a tradition, despite criticisms raised against it. The maintenance of this tradition came under scrutiny after recent reports highlighted the ongoing display of adult content in the university's facilities.

Following the publication of this article, the student council, SSHV, has decided to take immediate action to end the screening of adult films in the restroom. SSHV president Anna Villför expressed regret that such content was allowed to be shown, and issued an apology on behalf of the organization for any distress caused. Villför noted that during her tenure, which began at the start of the year, no students had approached the council with complaints regarding the porn screenings.

The decision to halt this practice signifies a shift in the university's approach to maintaining a safe and respectful environment for all students. As cultural attitudes toward such content evolve, the termination of this 'tradition' may reflect a broader commitment to addressing problematic behaviors in educational settings, ensuring that all community members can feel welcome and respected in campus facilities.